The Sun. — London, England, 1818-11-09 00:00:00

LONDON JOURNALS. [FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.) [Morning. Herald.] THE QUEEN. " Kew, Eight o'Clock, Nov. 8. " The following is the Official Bulletin of yes- tcrilay :—• " KEW, PALACE, NOV. R. " The QtJEEN passed the evening of yesterday in a. very unciiiitfortahle state,. and has had a restless night; but there is lit, material alteration in her MAJ ESTY'S symptoms. (igned) " H. FIALF0111)." " .fier'Majesty has now passed the tour last vights, and great part of the intervening days, 7 ,i)t. only without repose, but in the endurance of pain, and rapidly succeeding paroxysms of c , ,uglving ; and, of course, her debility is coml. derahly increased. That she is thus enahled to t,,,uvivesuch a protraction of suffering, is doubtless to he- attributed in part to the excellence of her' natural constitution, and the temperate and even tenour of her past life. Fortunately, too, in this last attack, the skill and unwearied a..tention of the Physicians have, in a great degree, prevented a recurrence of spasm, notwithstanding her Ma jesty's peculiar liability to it ; or otherwise, in spite of the constitutional strength of the Royal Patient, the event most to be deplored must have occurred long ere this. Besides the almost total absence of repose, her Majesty takes little refreshment ; so little, indeed, as to seem quire inadequate to her exist ence ; and no doubt the incessant application of opiates, and other medicines, must materially con duce to this 'loss of appetite, independent of her extreme exhaustion. The quantity of medicine brought to the Palace every moruing from Lon don is really astonishing. " Throughout the whole of Saturday her Ma jesty was so seriously ill, particularly towards the evening, that several expresses, in quick succes sion; were sent off to the Prince Regent, at Carl ton House. At three o'clock, Sir Henry Halford returned from attending the monthly Council at Windsor Castle, and shortly after the Archbishop of Canterbury arrived at the Palace, to lay the report of the Council before the Queen. Ins Grace was received by the Princess Augusta and the Duchess of Gloucester; her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta received the report in the name of her Majesty. His Grace afterwards, at the request of their Royal Highnesses, remained at the Palace to await the arrival of the Prince Regent. . "At half-past six o'clock, a courier rrived froth Carlton House to announce that the Prince was on the road, and accordingly, soon after seven, his Royal Highness arrived, and instantly' gave audience to the Physicians. The conference lasted more than halftPan hour, and then his Royal Highness joined t he Prmcesses and the Arch bishop, in the great drawing-room. Dinner was shortly afterwards served up, and there were pre sent at it, the Prince Regent, the Princess Au gusta, the Duchess of Gloucester, the Archbishop C-niterbnry; Sir Francis Milnian, Sir Henry Halfnid, awl General. Taylor. " rhe coarse of the evening, during a tem. , ' ce, , sation from pain in her Majesty, his Gi t,e was introduced to the Royal chamber. when he ailtninistered the Eloly Sacrament to the Queen, the Pi live Regent , and the Princesses. After tlie cere i muny, bet nine and ten o'clock, his Grace set ow tor Lambeth. " The e, ince Regent did not leave the Palace till nearly t welve o'clock. " The Pri!ice Regent arrived at the Palace this evening, at about six o'clock, and remains to din tier with hi , illustrious sisters. " The Queen is somewhat more at ease this evening ; brat, (rout her very enfeebled state, ano ther indifferent night is apprehended." [British Press.] IMPORTANT DISPATCHES FROM ST. HELENA. La , t evening we leceived a letter from our pri vate Correspondent at Portsmouth, from which the following is au extract : " Portsmouth, SeVen o'Clock, Saturday Evening. " The Mosquito, Captain BRINE, arrived this day from St. Helena. The Captain is gone off fur London in a chaise and tour, and the strictest orders are left that no cou►n►uni catiou whatever is to be had with the ship for twenty-four hours from the time of his departure, which will expire about three o'clock to-morrow. I apprehend that Buona parte is dead, and that remains are brought to England in the Mosquito, or, perhaps, he has made his escape." The following account is from The Hampshire Telegraph:— '' Portsmouth, Nov. 7. " This afternoon, about half-past two o'clock, his Majesty's sloop of war Mosquito, Capti Geo. Brine, arrived from St, lielena, in 39 days (having sailed on the 29th September), with dispatches of very great importance. Capt. Brine was landed with them, by the Custom-house boat, and, at half past three, he set ofi in a pest-chaise and four for the Admi ralty. All communication with the Mosquito being interdict ed for twenty-four hours, we are unable to state what is the nature of the dispatches, though we have no doubt it of the lia,;tiest importance. Various, rumours have been circu lated since the arrival of the Musquito; hut knowing, as we sto, that the contents of the dispatches are not known by any indivdnal here, it would be trifling with our readers to re peat these mere speculative opinions. Had it been possible to nave ascertained the intelligence brought, they might be as sured we should have had the satisfaction of communicating it t , ) them.' The dispatches were addressed to hurl Bathurst, but being intrusted to a Naval Officer, Captain Bible -felt it his duty to deliver them at the Admi ralty. About six -o'clock last morning Lord Mel ville received them, and he lost not a moment to. comniunicate them to Earl Bathurst. A Council was imn►ediately called, and messengers might he seen flying in all, directions to summon the persons whose presence was considered neces sary. So early as half past seven o'clock Mr. Croker had arrived from Munster House. The Officers were also requested to attend, and before ei•ght o'clocl,i a Council was held, consist • hog of the Earl of Liverpool, Earl Bathurst, Lord Melville, Mr. Croker, the Attorney and Solicitor - General, &c. The Council conti 7 tined in titiberation, with very little intermis sion, nearly' the whole day, either at the Admi ralty or at Lord Bathurst's Office, but the most stntlion3 silence was obsetved, and not a particle of the matter under consideration was suffered to transpire. [ - Morning Post - .] Dispatches we; e yesterday lumping received at Lord li,ithurst's Office from St. Helena, brought by Captain Kennedy, who touched at that. island. on his way from India.----An express was imme diately sent off to Lord Bathurst, who arrived in town about noon, and considerable bustle soon after took place at the Government Offices. Lords Liverpool, Bathurst, Melville, and Sidmouth, after giving autlienee to Captain Kennedy, re mained for some time in privy e colference. The communication which thus engag d their Lord ships' attention was understood to relate to some• recent interesting occurrences in regard to Buo naparte. [The Times.] The Mosquito sloop of war, Captain Brine, ar rived at Portsmouth in the afternoon of Saturday, with dispatches from St. Helena, which island she left so lately as the 2gthof S,plember. All com munication with this vessel having been inter dicted for twenty-four hours, the only thin; stated positively by the Portsmouth Editor, with regard to the dispatches which site brought, is that they were "of very great importance." Capt. Brine, who left Portsmouth in a chaise and four for London, at half-past three o'clock. on Saturday, arrived in town at an eat ly hour yesterday morn ing. Earl Bathurst being at his seat near Put ney, Captain Brine proceeded thither ; and soon atter ten o'clock a meeting was held, at which Lords Liverpool, Sidmonti►, and Melville were present. The Council lasted four hours.— Various rumours were afloat in consequence. The illness, death, and escape of Buonaparte were each successively believed. We can assure the public, howeter, that Bnonaparte was still a prisoner, and in good health ; arid, although Sir Hodson Lowe's dispatches were such as to call fur the prompt attention of Ministers, we arc dis posed to think that they related more to matters of internal regulation at St. Helena, than to any object or incident of general importance to the empire. We have heard, but we should be sorry to pledge ourselves for the fact, that Mr. O'Meara, who lately officiated as medical attendant on Briona. parte, has been removed from his Britannic Mlla ;;sty's service. The circumstances from which this alleged removal has arisen are described to us to be of a nature which will not admit of their being concealed. It is said that tl►e Doctor has charged the Governor with a proposal to him to poiso❑ the pi isouvr. Sir Hudson, we may ob serve, would be a ♦ery foolish man indeed to wish to destroy Buonaparte,' by whose death his own employment as Governor must cease to be of va lue. It would have been like the cat's wishing others to destroy the mice upon which itself had to live. Sir Hudson's better way would have been to induce O'Meara' by all means to keep Buoria parte alive, that he, Sir Hudson, might remain his Governor. The whole charge is ridiculous.— promised to take their observations into consi deration. " Atx-LA-CnArELLs, Nov. 2.—The Earl of Guildford is arrived here from London." THEATRICAL REGISTER. Performed on Saturday Night. TITEATICF. ROYAL, DIIIIIIY-LANE.--40WO and Country: Reu ben Glenroy, Mr. Kean ; Rosalie Somers, Mrs. Robinson. After which (Mb Barinecide. TriKATIIE ROYAL, COVENT-GAIIDEN.--Othello: LIZ°, Mr. Yates; Desdemona, Miss O'Neill. After which, Paul and Virginia. To which was added, Bombastes Furioso. TO CORRESPONDENTS. A SON OF THE OLD BARRISTER, on Tuz ACT of INSOLVENCY, To-morrow. Wm. M-N, on the same subject, on Wednesday. * 4 4 For THE CoLoNms, see the Last Page. MAILS. ARRIVED-1 Dublin, 1 Waterford, 1 Hainburgb, I Flanders, I France. DUE-1 Dublin, I Waterford, I Sweden, I Holland. LORD MAYOR'S DAY.-11oliday at the Bank, Exchequer, East India, and South Sea Houses, this day. WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To -mottrtow. aionthi g , 10 minutes after 12. Evening, 35 minutes after 12. BRUSSELS PAPERS. Brussels Papers to ‘Vednesday last, and Aix la-Chapelle Journals to the 2(1 instant, came to hand last night. The following are extracts : BRUSSELS, Nov. 3.—His Excellency the Mi litary Governor of South Brabant set nut yester day at the same time as the Civil Governor, to go and receive her Majesty the Empress Dowager of Russia at the frontiers of the Province, where all • the brigades of the Royal Marechanssee were as sembled to form the escort. It is supposed ihat her Majesty will make her entry into this city be tween four and five o'clock. The Burgomaster and the Echevins, accompanied by the Guard o f Honour, will repair at half-past three out of the Lovain-gate, where a handsome tent has just been pitched there. Our Magstrates will wait for the Empress to compliment her.— The whole suburb of Lovain is planted with ash trees, and elegantly decorated. Among the arrivals in this city are—Baron Humboldt, I.linister 'of State to his Majesty the King of Prussia, and his Ambassador to the Court of St. James's, coming express from London ; Count de Lucy, Secretary to the Prussian Lega tion at London, express from London; and Colo- ; nel Count de la Tour, in the service of Austria, express from Pari,s ; they are all going to Aix la-Chapelle. The Magistrates of the City of Brussels have issued an order for all the inhabi, tants of the city to illuminate the fronts of their houses this evening, in honour of the arrival of the Empresi of Russia. " FRANKFORT, OCT. 30.—1 t is aimed that the new plan of the Concordat of the Protestant Princes of Germany, was concluded on the 4th by the Commissioners assembled in our city, and that this plan will give a fresh proof of the tolerant spirit which now prevails in countries en lightened by reason. The restrictions which have hitherto been tried in some parts of Germany, on the free exercise of religion, will be entirely' removed. All the Protestant Sovereigns who sent Deputies to the, Committee, have appeared to be animated by a noble zeal for the good of their Catholic Subjects. The complaints of part of the merchants, re specting the new Tariff of Customs, and the re gulations published at the same time with the Tariff, become more numerous in the different parts of the Prussian Grand Duchy of the Rhine.— Many persons, who pretend to be well informed, think that this new law, which has not yet been put in force, in the ancient Prussian pro vinces, will undergo several modifications, and particularly that it will be freed from all the retrospective regulations which it imposes on the merchants. It is affirmed, that the De puties who have been sent to Prince Hardenburg with these rethonstrances, have met with a fa- I vourable reception, and that the Chancellor has THE SUN. SSLEM qUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1818. The following is from the Second Editio❑ of be Portsmouth Paper received in town this niorn- ng : ARRIVAL OF THE MUSQUITO SLOOP OF WAR FROM ST. HELENA. " Sunday, Afternoon, half-past Three o'Clock. " Communication has just been allowed with the above vessel. BUONAPARTE was well, and in safe custody. It is understood that the dispatches Captain BRINE took with bins yesterday related to a Plot which was near upon being carried in to effect, and which had for its object the release of BUONAPARTE. Some persons residing in Eng land are the principals." The 'arrival of the Musquito from St. Helena has excited many rumours, which rapidly spread over the ;own this morning ; and those indus trious Agents of RUMOUR, the Hawkers, were ac tively at work in a short time, some announcing the escape, and some even the death of Burma- PARTB. Neither of these events, we can assure our Readers, have any foundation in truth. We have heard, however, that there is some reason to believe that a Conspiracy for the escape of the great Disturber of mankind has actually been dis covered, and that some individuals in this country are implicated in the measure. HER MAJESTY.—The following Bulletin was issued this. morning : " KEW PALACE, Nov. 9. " The QUEEN felt herself more easy through out yesterday, but Her MAJESTY'S night has bee► a res►less one. (Signed) " HENRY HALFORD.' STATE OF THE KlNG.—Saturday the QUEEN'S Council was hell at Windsor upoi) the state of the KING. The following was the Report of the Physicians : 46 WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 7. " His MAJESTY has passed the last month in a very quiet state, alai in good bodily health, but his MAJESTY'S disorder remains unaltered. " HENRY HALFORD, W. HEBERDEN, " M. BAILLIE, R. WILLIS." We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Thursday last. Those of Friday, which were due this morning, have not arrived. The Chambers are, it is said, to be assembled on the 30th inst. The Journal de Paris alludes to the fall of the funds for the purpose of observing that it has been produced by the operations of inconsiderate spe culators, but that there is every reason to believe the prices will soon rise to their former level. The charge of conspiracy against Gen. CANUEL, MM. DE ROMILLY, De SONNY, DE CHAUVIONY DE BLOT, GAUFRE, and LAFITTE, has ended in nothing. The Chamber of Accusation of the Cour Royale decided, on Tuesday, that there was no ground of accusation against them, and order ed them to be set at liberty. They have all, in consequence, been released from their confine ment. Exchanges of territory between Prussia and the Netherlands are still spoken of. Prussia, it is said, wishes to have the Meuse for her fron tier, and is willing to cede to the Netherlands in return certain portions of the territory of Cleves. It is again stated, that Ults is to be declared a fortress of the Germanic Confederation, and to hue an Austrian garrison. FIVE PER CENTS. Wednesday Gl3f. 25c. DEFERRED STOCK. Of the 29d March, 1817, 76 f. 50c. . 92d Sept. 1817, ... 741. 50c. 22d March, 1818, 72 f. 50c. 29d Sept. 1818, EXCHANGE ON LONDON. One Month 23 f. 90c. Tilrec Months 03 f. 7o c, There is a long article in The Morning Chron ici e s of this day, purporting to be extracted f r l s work written by MARIE ARMAND GUERR Y MAUBRELTIL, Marquis D'ORVAULT, W hiCit t t be Author declares that he was employed " King of. FRANCE, the Icing of PRUSSIA. and th e trrg Emperor of RusslA to. assassinate 131./0"" and his Son, in the year 1814. It would req ai re more than an ordinary share of credulity t° stir , pose, that if it were possible that the Sov ere- c - i r in question could have formed such to tl►e sign, they would have p u t themselves He power of this man to betray thew' says, that he `Q thought it necessary to d° eve a r '' thing that would s4cure to himself the wh°leit'-.; nagetnent of the attempt, in order to frusif°l6l art execution." It is besides evident, from I - ° in be acconut, that many persons were apPrize6 he intended measure. Can it then for a mome°C supposed that these Sovereigns would be 6 ° 8 hurt!, even if tite were wicked enough, t: engage in a transaction so likely be exP °sed bo . This same M. de MAUBREUIL is the p ers°9 'y r s , has been charged with having stolen tLe (1 mantis belonging to the wife of .rtainge B y° e d so PARTE, the impudent vagabond, w ho act me time the part of King of WESTPHALIA. T he st° l 4 is an insult to sense, and., hostile as Morning Chronicle is to LEGITIMACY, We are sul". • - prised that it should appear • ;to'give anY Co tenance 'to so very improbable an accusatiol3' DOVER, NOV. 8,-In the coarse of vest er( l3l ! A 's* and to-day, 45 vessels have arrived from bringing upward , : of 1000 men and 500 b►r Abe besides women and children, belonging t° 11.,y al Artillery, Royal Sappers a rid Min caner3'6o, the Queen's Bays. Several, pieces O f ti gli o howitzers, ammunition-waggons, &c. Wive been disembarked. ' • __,............—_ AUGUSTA,es ao inc e° erdawybrewnas her tiie Royalbirt H lt- ig tla b y g c o o l co tl ro te pi f et r e d her 50th year. A tt a ti# Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR ha d ,8,19 e, dience of the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton ' Friday evening the Marquis of Clio 0 1°5 „ - i vect 5 arrived in town, and on Saturday paid his r* f . 4 to the PRINCE REGENT at Cariton-h ro ' se. .t l'oP The Duchess of DEVONSHIRE arrive d- on Tuesday last. dro be . g, Last week the libraries, pict ires, wa r ,. ptil t ‘ china and other property, belougine to lu' re re ceas ELIZABETH Of HESSE HOMBURG' °:,,el Per Moved moved from Windsor Castle - and the Gl" e `"of i ' - lace in St. James's Park, to the house 3- Royal Highness at Richmond; jo 0 , - The Childers sloop, of 18 guns, Cali t e ti o " trel'„' i ff 1101.1., which arrived on Wednesday aL L ',, - ;aiii - I , s o from the Leeward island station, to ''`. c a r i s i, left otil T d Trinidad t p io re th vi i o n i g isl n y ew respecti4 - t b S e t . v1 1 1 : 6 to the Scasn E ' ll : l ii T i pendents in South America. She lei t fl- asf , • cent's the Antelope, Rear-Admiral 0411 heal till only ship remaining on that station, /era, io n' as were also the inhabitants of that r o ot L ae t i ) s Thursday, a Board for the discovery %clog *bt gitude was held at the Admiralty-office) d ia ' a first under the provisions of the act e se or aitl ° , , i te o last Session of Parliament, and Wh iCh il rIV - to Doctor William Hyde Wollaston, Da to ciditio a of . Young, and Captain Henry Kater, in %jolt o f, the Great O ffi cers of State, the Pre" flier re' the Royal Society,. &c. Cominissionertseci secret Dr. Young has, however, been appo in v i s iold, tary to the Board, and will, under the pr ° „ r inte ° ,l the 55th Geo, 111., cap. 90, have the 5 1 1:; c 1,, rd ence of publishing the .Nautical Alfe!epers,tiseil the care an.d-regniation of the time' -- op poo li p r , in the navy ; and Col. Mudge has bee ° 1 of A l , one of the Comniissiotiers in the r2(: ii il tic al t ,f Young. The stamp-duty on the i N so l 'id Ae manacles is now, in pursuance of th e Os Ot i r Parliament, discontinued. al P s • (1 ° On Saturday, 11, r e mains of Genr e W lll OO , were interred in the Royal CloP e ' 1 S'ro lS oo f Castle. General TAYLok and Colon ° a r4e a, A he he •for followed by the carriages sofa were the chief mourners; sou Col` o f c o the Princess Augosta, the Duch ess ° s ells ° the of the Dl e G i o ac es : it* and the Princess Sophia, with the 6°l; crape hat-bands.w as ie es 1 The late. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY ou p On tit O Stant habit of giving his ab!e opiti l° we re i d rl g pi laid before him, when the parti es , r ear 'OO l humbler walks of life, without fee os on etiO e tobl e in several instances, the worth,' Bar .. 5e lc' ~ pi sums of money out of his own F"'soi;o pit h distressed objects to carry Olt t heir 0 05 94' lie eels. T TE; Orl sS° g il ° , l o SUDDEN DEATH.---•J • H• 0 - - 5 ,,, ',to-- 50d of the Magistrates of Marlb Office, attended the office on ariaocoasionv: parently as well as usual ; haying the re , holo into the city on business, he r l s w as tslelhours' orottic:ony, w g o , with a giddiness in the bead, ao"_ nt ,,,toti r . t his: in a chair, and expired within o.Bl'ffe'cliooo;leato He had been subject to rhettalat'c ata rep h , 0 a 0° added to an attack of an apoplectic n ht 11/1 " 41 Ili% his dissolution. en e ig _ la , o b e On Tuesday evening, bets" it . N• w ba ci° j. o'clock, as Lieutenant Hewitt, bors e .,, o 0 0 . 0 , ,„1 on d Di. if hl way to Gloucester from Br's , - % w oe iO , o hes t was attacked by two footpads, „Ned b el ly w o o gators, near Wititminster, whf P o d S eC e rs olll horse, which they turned adri ti ' be ard g „ 0 44 him with their sticks, until they ,bery :o r the road, when they Priming decat rO'c o atl' t o A most cruel attack and o il :ir, °ll O/ 05 committed on Mr. 3 DO I ' t l6 Of 0 when returning home froth gr. ha s te n fro ;Alt, ,telly o l o lco evening of Tuesday se'o ll .o cro el ‘ , O 50 •ho ar an Fish er ' •,,,es I!. her 00 1 knocked off his horse, gilt of dv o lte v o th r left for dead on the roa n 11 , o f his Pottl e Etclielltampon, and rohh o .n a its which has since been fou • nd) ' different times, near Devizes' 'eottii 'len d Asee thari Bir With bp ot i Thlllii hour . 4 Til Radii red 4ic Their ttli, di sch, bob li of tre ws L o b o se rer of tn, le " fi t oastl Y. . 1 from o n 10th of al ,cb , fro m hot the j tetui 3ust 43 trla be t , e4e I 1 L. 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